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How do you transplant a Weeping Willow seedling?
I received a 2ft Weeping Willow seedling with bare roots. I am only used to growing flowers and have NO idea to grow a Weeping Willow with bare roots. How do I go about transplanting the seedling?
3 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Weeping willows are VERY easy trees to plant. In fact, I had a relative cut a young limb off her tree for me. I stuck it in the ground and kept it very moist. It is now 7 feet tall and healthy as anything! I also ran over it twice with a lawnmower. It just came right back! Plant your willow and keep it moist. It should take right off!
- 1 decade ago
If its going to go in the ground then buy some top soil. Mix the bag with 25% of your dirt. Make a a hole about 2 to 3 feet in diameter and about a 1 foot deep. Plant the tree a little higher than the ground. Do this so when you water the tree it will sink down to level ground.
